Yeah, I've been watching the Facebook page too. I was really enjoying the bits of C.S. Lewis trivia they have on there. And the artwork by Bill Muck was amazing.

But I haven't seen much of anything as to how the movie is gonna go so I have no opinion on it as of yet.

An opinion is hard to give, since not a lot has yet been revealed, but I know Darren Jacobs is a faithful Lewis and Tolkien fan, so I'm hoping this will be a movie that doesn't stray from the true story. (Shadowlands, which was a lovely, poignant film on its own, but didn't portray the full picture, is an example of this type of deviation.)

I only hope the film is faithful to CSL's life, and I would dearly love to see an Inklings' meeting played out—the bantering, critiquing, laughing, kibitzing, vibrant discussions.

One of the scenes I am particularly looking forward to is the famous, life-changing talk on Addison's Walk. Not sure whether they're including Owen Barfield there or not ...

As fk said, Muck's artwork is amazing! But the clips of music we have heard have not particularly struck me. Good, but not compelling. That may change, though, in relation to the film, itself.

And, yes, the FB page trivia has been fun and interesting.

I am very interested to see how this develops over the months.

Definitely not sold on it just yet either.

Without wanting to sound rude at all, from what i can tell so far, it seems to be less of a movie and more of an idea at the moment. The only thing they seem to have is a script by two unknown first time writers, and the backing of a producer who seems to be a little known TV music composer.

Perhaps if they get an experienced director, cast, or distributor on board to lend the project some credibility I might start to take some notice, but for the moment i'm not entirely convinced this well come to anything significant, let alone any optimistic thoughts of ever seeing it in any sort of cinema by next year.

But absolutely good luck to everyone involved in the project. Hopefully everything goes well for them and it will be interesting to see what they come up with.

I'm keeping an eye on it as well and have been for a while. Not fully sold yet, and won't be til there's an informatic trailer, but I like what I see so far.

It's certainly something to look forward too until we get any more Narnia news...

I have not heard of this film as of yet (guess I'm behind everybody else... ). I can't say one way or another on how I feel about it- good, bad, or indifferent. There's just not enough information for it yet. I will be keeping a watchful eye out though.

Good interview glumPuddle, thanks for getting it. And if you're reading this Darren Jacobs, thanks for giving the interview!

This gives me a much better perspective on what the movie is going to be about and what it will entail. It's certainly going to cover an aspect of Lewis's life that I know very little about. And, as a Middle Earth fan, I'm excited to see Tolkien as well!

My interest level has just increased. I shall continue keeping tabs on the Facebook page.

I'm with Wolf; I won't be really interested until I see a trailer. It would be awesome to see this on the big screen though!

A few minutes of highlights from both screenwriters' appearances on the 'All About Jack' podcast:

Whoa. This interview inspired me to re-read Jill's conversation with Aslan by the stream in SC. I had totally forgotten about this bit:

[The lion] lay with its head raised and its two fore-paws out in front of it, like the lions in Trafalgar Square.

"Of course, one of the Trafalgar Square Lions will come into play to make my point, but you’ll have to see the movie." --Darren Jacobs

^ Oh, the building on the poster is Trafalgar Square! I hadn't even noticed.

I'm actually pretty excited for this movie. The two screenwriters sound like they understand C. S. Lewis more than any of the Narnia film-makers did. I actually own a lecture series on CD with Prof. Markos talking about C. S. Lewis.

While this may not receive a very wide release, I am still quite excited for this.

Just recently I have been getting into more of Lewis' works outside of Narnia, and his life story.

I'll keep checking back for news.

Well according to a recent FB post they expect to get some sort of a teaser up w/in 24 hrs... I wouldn't expect any film clips or quotes yet though since I'm pretty sure they haven't even started filming...

I'm speculating they'll likely explain the plot a little better and talk about WWII, and Lewis' and Tolkien's Friendship.

What I do know however is they've been asking fans if they knew any Lewis/Tolkien inspired artists, or if they were such artists themselves, who would submit some artwork for the Teaser. Perhaps not the traditional teaser trailer (at least not what I'm used to), but the artwork alone should prove to be interesting...

Interesting. Those appear to be images from Walden's LWW in the artwork that will be used in the trailer.

Definitely intrigued by by what I've been seeing about it recently.